On the Borba Group

K.N. You ask what theBorbagroup is. We know that several of
      its members have contributed toZarya(two articles) andIskra(3 reports, 2 articles and 1 commentary). Several articles
      they sent us were not published. They have now published a printed
      “declaration,” complaining of our “undemocratic”
      attitude and campaigning even... against aPersonencultus[Personality
	cult.–Ed.]!

      As a man of experience you will grasp what is at the bottom of it all from
      this one unparalleled and peerless word. And whenBorbapublishes
      its article againstWhere to Begin?about the rejection of which
      they also speak in the declaration—then even comrades who are
      absolutely inexperienced in Party affairs will under stand why we did not
      receive these contributors with open arms.

Asfor “democracy,” seeWhat Is to Be Done?, IV,

      e)[See present edition,
	Vol. 5.–Ed.]:

      what is stated there aboutRabocheye Dyeloapplies toBorbaas well.